Fitness Boxing for Nintendo Switch – Get Fit and Have Fun

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1. Emmalee Walter Verified Buyer – 16 April 2024

   Really good way to work out at home. Sometimes it can get repetitive or it misses a punch you throw but if you are focused on you getting a work out and not the score you get you will get a good work out. Happy I bought it, good work out game. Update: I have had this game/work out for a few months and found the songs got really old like others have said. I decided to mute the TV one day and play my own music but then I was really off and would miss lots pinches, which irritated me. Then I found in the settings that you can mute just the music and still hear the instructions and when your punches hit the target, worked a lot better and I am not as annoyed. In the picture you can see i turned the BGM down all the way and it “turns off” the music. I still really enjoy it and hope they come out with an update!

   

2. ANon Verified Buyer – 25 September 2024

   Love this and use it as part of my regular exercise routine. Fun and gives a good workout!
   

3. Julie Goyette Verified Buyer – 9 February 2025

   Love it.great work out.
   

4. MGarza Verified Buyer – 3 March 2025

   Me gusta que decides cómo llevar tu entrenamiento y sobre todo es entretenido , buen ritmo , me gustaría que tenga más.rolas, el servicio es bueno y de calidad.
   

5. Cindy Plante Verified Buyer – 3 March 2025

   fun game for all ages
   

6. Katie Verified Buyer – 5 March 2025

   I am a chunky person who wishes to be less chunky but ADHD makes a lot of things boring and finances puts gyms out of the picture. I have tried Wii Fit and it was not real exercise. Ring Fit was great but I could never get it to stop wrecking my knees, then I found this. I love this, it actually gets me sweating, I can do the punches and not bounce if my knees aren’t up to task, and I feel like I get a solid workout. And I am actually excited to go back to this once I’m healed from unrelated surgery.
   The only cons are the music is… godawful but I don’t mind because I can get out frustration and get a good workout 🙂
   

7. Cecilia Flores Verified Buyer – 14 March 2025

   Es un buen juego. El único problema que he visto es que no tiene idioma español, no afecta tanto porque realmente es muy intuitivo.
   Funciona como ejercicio, después de 25 minutos si sientes a doloridos los brazos y la espalda. Y al día siguiente se siente el dolor también en piernas.
   

8. Vincent Verified Buyer – 15 March 2025

   A DDR (Dance Dance Revolution) game, but with your hands instead of your feet. Also songs playing are acoustics instead of full blown songs with lyrics Basically a clone of ‘Gold’s Gym Cardio Workout’ for Nintendo Wii, but without the wii balance board, majority of the mini games, and different music selection* *I’ll post music playlist in the game at the end Motion: straight punch, hook, uppercut, dodge, duck, weaves, blocks, and change stances There are only 20 songs, but you can change speed of each song. If you get bored of them overtime, you can always go to sound settings and mute it and have your own music/podcast in the background, but may not match the rhythm You keep playing songs for points to spend on clothes for your trainer Good workout. To lose weight, you must be consistant and dedicated. Able to create own workout routine/playlist No balance board support, must manually enter weight data Graphics are really bad. Blocky at times, majority of the time you’re focusing on the scrolling punch indicators anyway 6 instructors to choose with different clothes, skin, hair and eye color. All instructors are the same; only difference are voice and appearence Will help you work up a sweat Value is good if you keep at it. No subscription/annual fees like gym memberships Simulated boxing. May not get perfect form. Will register exaggerated movements. You’re not going to be a trained professional boxer when playing this game Slow unlocking. in ‘Gold’s Gym Cardio Workout’ took me almost a year to unlock everything having done it daily. No knowledge about diet, correct boxing form, fitness tips Here are the list of songs. They unlock slowly overtime. Disappointed there’s no ‘Eye of the Tiger’, and ‘We will rock you’. “She Looks So Perfect” by 5 Seconds of Summer “Cartoon Heroes” by Aqua “Girlfriend” by Avril Lavigne “Video Killed the Radio Star” by The Buggles “Call Me Maybe” by Carly Rae Jepsen “Baby” by Justin Bieber ft. Ludacris “Stronger” by Kelly Clarkson “Bad Romance” by Lady Gaga “Born This Way” by Lady Gaga “Funkytown” by Lipps Inc. “Party Rock Anthem” by LMFAO “Moves Like Jagger” by Maroon 5 ft. Christina Aguilera “Sugar” by Maroon 5 “All About That Bass” by Meghan Trainor “I’m In the Mood for Dancing” by The Nolans “Live While We’re Young” by One Direction “Good Time” by Owl City & Carly Rae Jepsen “Timber” by Pitbull ft. Kesha “20th Century Boy” by T. Rex “Shut Up and Dance” by Walk the Moon Overall, okay game if you want a cardio workout while being somewhat entertained. If you have a Wii or Wii U i recommend the ‘Gold’s Gym Cardio Workout’ game instead as that has more features.

   

9. Ian K. Verified Buyer – 2 April 2025

   I want to preface by saying this is going to be a long review as I want to get as detailed and specific about certain things to help create comparisons and understanding. If you want the short end of it, please scroll down to my TLDR section. I’m sure most people looking to purchase this game are doing so for health/weight loss, and I did the same. I am a 5’6″ Caucasian male, and after being in relatively good shape for some time (about 140 lbs, ‘average’) I had discovered I had gained 15 lbs in about a year and a half due to inactivity, now being at 155 lbs (considered ‘overweight’ for my height.) I’m going on vacation to Mexico on 2/6/20 and do not want to be jiggly… jump start into motivation. I am a severe asthmatic, so I prefer to workout in the safety of my house, or nearby at least. In the past I enjoyed games like DDR, but those have since been replaced with games like Just Dance, which I specifically did not want to do as I do not like “popular” music. I remedied this before with stationary biking while playing Mario Kart 8 on the Switch (docked mode w/ wireless joycons) and had much success in weight loss and stamina training, but I wanted to do something different this time as that did grow stale toward the end. I started looking at “fitness” options for the Switch as I love the system, and eventually stumbled on this game. I got excited and went home to download the demo that same day. My first day playing the demo, I played it for nearly 2 hours and definitely worked up a sweat. I enjoyed it so much I had to force myself to stop playing and go shower with the promise to myself that I can play again tomorrow. The next day I played it another 1 1/2 hours, playing the daily work out and the additional free play sessions as they unlocked. As I neared the end of my demo, I had to look into buying the full version, and here’s where I will get more specific on my opinions of this game: I feel $50 is overpriced for this game. Try and get it on sale, or as a gift. That being said, I did pay full price. This game is only a tool for working out, and what you get out of this game is purely what you put into it. The game isn’t ‘smart’ enough to track your actual performance. What it does is track/sense the sudden change in momentum in the joy cons as they move. What this means is you could cheese the game by sitting down and bopping the joy cons to the punch beat. The only person you’re cheating is yourself. Put in the effort and try your best to play how it wants you to play and you will get results (w/ proper diet and consistency.) If you don’t want to take it seriously, then don’t buy it. I would compare this game to more of an interactive workout video, and that format works for me. As far as a game goes, it does have an empty feeling and is very bland. The music is bland, the visuals are bland, the voice acting is bland. But you know what, it’s motivating as all hell for me. I have played this now for 3 weeks straight. My daily workout is set to 30 minutes, strength and cardio, full body, high intensity. On days I have more time I will jump into the free play area and go another 30min to an hour. I have since “beat” the game, as in all music is unlocked and I have perfect 3 stars on all high intensity sessions, but the daily workout helps keep things fresh so far, and there are still things I will be unlocking daily for over the next couple of months at least (trainer outfits.) The main issue I have with this game is imperfections with the motion controls. For the most part they work just fine. As I mentioned above, the controllers are waiting for the abrupt change in momentum to trigger that as a punch/duck/block, etc, and it needs to be really abrupt, so punch like you mean it. An annoyance I do have is the end of one motion counting as the beginning of the next and giving me a “good”, or worse, a “miss.” The remedy I’ve found is to kind of go robotic and stop any body momentum between specific movement/punches (looking at you, side ducks into uppercuts.) The biggest PITA are the ‘steps’ they have you do in the more difficult section. I, for the life of me, cannot figure out a consistent way to have the controllers register the steps. I try really stomping my feet as I move, pushing/pulling my hands forward or back as I move, or giving the controllers a quick tilt as I step. They have all worked but are not consistent enough to rely on, so I end up doing a combination of like all 3. It gets frustrating, but it doesn’t really matter as I’m doing the movement regardless and therefore it still physically counts, but the perfectionism in me wants the credit. The music is bland and limited, but you can always turn the music off and listen to your own beats. I tend to leave game music for daily’s, and use my music for anything done beyond my daily. The grievances I do have are not severe enough to impact my 5 star rating as I feel this game does great at what I specifically wanted out of it. I plan to continue playing up until I leave for my trip, and maybe even during. *****TLDR***** Pros: -Fun and appealing for me -Relatively accurate response to motion controls (see photos) -A legit workout if you play as intended -Easy to learn -Motivating -Cheaper than a gym membership that I won’t use -Portable (yes, I’ve taken the game with me) Cons: -Bland. All around bland. Visuals, voice acting, music. Feels empty. -Aside from basic training, no way to verify your form is correct -Music is limited and not my style. Feels like the discount version of the real tracks -Some of the movements do not track properly and must be exaggerated Gender: Male Height: 5’6″ Starting Weight: 155.2 lbs 11/28/19 Time played: 3 weeks straight (30+ mins per day) Current Weight: 149.6 lbs 12/13/19 Noticeable Physical Results: loss in “spare tire” belly fat, drop in RHR (from 71 bpm to 61 bpm), loss of underarm fat (gone in right/dominant arm and less fat for left arm), general body skin tightening, muscle gain in chest/pecs and upper back and arms. Looser clothing. (Please note I am also on a calorie restricted diet and you should not expect the same results. Everyone’s body is different. My provided results are for consideration only.)